Prevette v. Bullis

GRAHAM, Judge.

Through her first assignment of error plaintiff contends that the court erroneously charged the jury on the doctrine of sudden emergency. The charge on sudden emergency related only to the issue of defendant’s negligence. That issue was answered in plaintiff’s favor. Consequently, error, if any, in portions of the charge pertinent only to that issue is harmless. Key v. Welding Supplies, 273 N.C. 609, 160 S.E. 2d 687; Wooten v. Cagle, 268 N.C. 366, 150 S.E. 2d 738.

Plaintiff next contends that the fact she permitted her car to stall for lack of gasoline did not constitute evidence…